SerDil_
@thepicklecourt
I talk about video games a lot. Sometimes movies, music, and books. 33. I make Review Skeets. Hated by the God Of Failure. Give them the fight that will open their eyes. He/him. Twitch:
God, this game was so good. The narrative was so solid, characters so endearing, and gameplay that just keeps evolving, yet never strays away from its core. Pragmata feels so fresh and yet so familiar, and is another standout experience from Capcom. Score: 4/5
While the ending doesn't quite tie up everything just right, Hades II improves on everything the first one did and offers a rich story with wonderful characters and fantastic performances, interwoven with an addictive, refined roguelite cycle. Score: 5/5
Uses fire Loves to dodge Has a pet Fight against the gods Is voiced by Ben Starr Close enough, welcome back, Clive Rosfield.
Star Fox S2 is a great update to the original 64 game and is quite possibly the definitive version to play. It's got well-produced cutscenes that add to the story, buttery smooth gameplay, and insane graphical fidelity. While it's yet another 64 version, this is one well worth playing. Score: 4/5
As much as I wanna keep playing Hades 2 (fantastic game btw), I gotta go back to my home.
While I'm going through Star Wars Outlaws, also wanna try this out as well.
If Cal Kestis is gonna be the face of Star Wars video games for the Jedi fantasy, I want Kay Vess to be the face of Star Wars for the scoundrel fantasy. I really do think Outlaws is a lot of fun so far, even though I haven't gotten off Toshara yet. Did just get my ship running, though.
Just want a quiet week with Star Wars Outlaws and Kay Vess, because I feel like I'm having so much fun with this game right now.
Darksiders I is complete. A post-apocalyptic spin on a fusion between The Legend of Zelda and God of War, it's a game that has some minor flaws in its armor, but it's still a good time cutting through hordes of demons and angels as one of the Four Horseman. Score: 4/5
Trying some of this again, now that I got a good setup on controller. Feels good to play. Story isn't half bad either. Playing with a Bounty Hunter and a Jedi Knight right now.
Beat Tomb Raider (1996). While it can be a fun game at times, it suffers from terrible camera controls and needing at least a little more direction to find where you're supposed to go. It's a nice game that focuses more on exploration than combat, and it does a good job with immersion. Score: 4/5
It's still funny to me that Christopher Lee was in a Kingdom Hearts game. And yet, it still suits him.
Beat Mirror's Edge Catalyst. While its parkour leads to some good moments in the game, the open world holds it all back with how restrictive and linear everything feels, especially with the side quests. I stopped caring for the story midway through the game, and its combat is mediocre. Score: 2/5
Beat Titanfall 2. I wish I played this game sooner, because the mobility is unparalleled, and the mech combat is sick as well. Guns feel great, and it's a solid story with some great characters. I honestly wish it was a little longer, but nothing wrong with repeat sessions. Score: 4/5
I like her character. And the first half of her quest is kinda neat. But it crashes and burns as soon as the Church gets involved.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 is done. Underneath the middling story, obtuse combat, and rampant bugs, there is a decent game here. There's something about it that compelled me to see it through to the end and grow Henry into the character I wanted, but I'm not doing it again. Score: 2/5.
Beat Ninja Gaiden 4. I'm gonna play it again and again, it feels like a premium character-action/hack-n-slash game with buttery smooth gameplay and combat, hype music and bosses, and a pretty solid story with a decent cast of characters. My favorite Ninja Gaiden game. Score: 5/5.